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Benchmark KSE 100-share index increases 192.54 points

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After closing on a high on October 20, the Pakistan Stock Exchange again plunged to lower levels

Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 index finished 363.89 points higher to end at 40,135.31

Benchmark KSE-100 index rises 203.30 points

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index loses 70.91 points

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index loses 31.23 points

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index drops 41.14 points

Benchmark KSE-100 index decreases 272.12 points

Foreigners remain net buyers, KSE-100 closes at all-time high

Overseas players turn from net sellers into net buyers in recent weeks

Benchmark KSE 100-share Index gains 17.84 points

MSCI euphoria fizzled out to make way for UK referendum’s result

Bourse ends at 38,776.94 as MSCI reclassification takes stocks higher

Trade volumes rose to 243 million shares compared with Tuesday’s tally of 143 million

Bourse ends at 36,941 as post-budget rally overtaken by profit-taking and panic selling

Lost 632 points before gaining 1,161 during last three days

KSE 100-share Index closed flat with banking stocks taking a beating

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Possible upgrade of Pakistan’s market in MSCI, news of $300m ADB loan contributed to index gains

Not a single equity fund posted net loss in the month

Index down 248 points week-on-week as oil stocks rally

Proposed amendments to trading regulations resulted in a sharp jump in volumes

Oil, cement and fertiliser sectors provided impetus; foreign investors take interest

Decline in oil prices and auto-policy announcement contributed to the fall

Focus was mostly on shares of energy companies as world crude prices rose

Stability in oil prices and foreign buying helped index end week higher

Stable oil prices, news of Engro Foods’ divestment and impressive cement sales drove growth

Equities recovered in the latter half to wipe out earlier losses

Uncertainty over global markets and oil prices were primary reasons for decline

Losses were witnessed across the board led by banking and oil sectors

Oil exploration and banking sectors lead the gains with volumes jumping 30%

Oil and gas sector leads gains with cement stocks contributing positively

Index loses 0.2% week-on-week as foreigners sell $31.7m worth of shares

Oil and gas sector was hit hardest with crude prices slumping to 12-year low

Chinese stock market crash coupled with crude oil slump led to heavy selling at the bourse

Wants to facilitate capital market investors of the province

Benchmark KSE-100 index falls 25.66 points

Positive macroeconomic and sector-specific news provided boost to the market

Market remained under selling pressure throughout shortened week

Increase in rates counterproductive in the long run, say investors

Banking sector led the decline; oil and gas sector recovered on attractive valuation

Index recovered after going down 1,251 points in the opening two days

Shares of 345 companies were traded on the opening day of the week with only 46 ending positive

Continuous foreign selling weighed heavily on the bourse